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Nyce chynge.
Apryl Fyyl's Dyy wys mynths agy.
Although many surely know this, might I add that this is the day that the SciFi TV cable channel is switching to their trademarkable new name (SyFy? I really don't want to justify that by writing it, but it is important to understanding this joke.)
Whyt hy syd.
Whyt thy fyck?!?
Why ys yvrybody hyvyng sych a problym wyth thys?
is this a joke mocking the recent change from SciFi channel to SYFY?If so HahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaKidding – it was funny – I don't get why they did that.